Featured Clothing Industry Machines
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Brother PR-1000e Embroidery Machine
Experience the next dimension in Brother embroidery machines with the Brother PR-1000e 10 needle embroidery machine!
With features like an 10 needles, automatic needle threader, the exclusive new InnovaChrome LED Thread Color System and Eyelet Threading System, InnovEye Technology for precise positioning, this is the perfect machine for those looking for increased productivity and creativity!
Impressive 10-color, 50,000 stitch-count designs can be completed 12% faster than with a six needle machine, and more than 30% faster than with a single-needle machine.
With the PR-1000e embroidery machine’s built-in editing suite, it’s easy to programme text and merge designs!
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Pfaff Creative Sensation Pro Combo Machine
Experience the art of sewing perfection with Pfaff's ultimate sewing and embroidery machine, the Pfaff Creative Sensation Pro combo machine.
Let your imagination soar with exclusive stitch categories, such as Ribbon Stitches, Stacking Stitches and much more. Create, customize, and personalize them to make something truly distinctive.
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Feiya CTF 1201 Embroidery Machine
Whether you’re starting an embroidery business or expanding your established business, the Feiya embroidery machine should definitely be a consideration. User-friendly and reliable, this single head, 12-needle, high speed machine is compact, yet powerful.
The Feiya embroidery machine is most certainly value for money with its all inclusive features, frames, and accessories*.
*Embroidery software excluded.
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Brother ScanNCut Universal Pen Holder
R248.00 incl. VATThe Brother ScanNCut Universal Pen Holder allows for more creative freedom when drawing with the ScanNCut machine.
Many pens and writing instruments that you already have, fit perfectly into this new pen holder. Whether the drawing surface is paper, fabric, or another medium, the universal pen holder is sure to enhance any project. Great for personalizing and monogramming.
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Brother P-Touch H-105 Handheld Labelling Printer
R775.20 incl. VATIncrease your efficiency by ensuring items such as file folders, CD cases, shelving, filing cabinets and personal possessions are clearly identified using a Brother P-Touch H-105 Handheld Labelling Printer.
Offering 9 font styles and a wide range of symbols, the Brother P-Touch H-105 also lets you design creative labels through the Deco Mode feature. You can personalise your labels by adding a frame, and even preview your work before you print.
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Brother P-Touch D210 Label Printing Machine
R974.70 incl. VATIntroducing the Brother PT-D210 label printing machine with one touch keys to quickly access 14 fonts, over 600 symbols and 98 frames making label printing a breeze.
From labeling file folders to food storage, from organizing your clothes, supplies, tools and sports equipment, and even from decorating cards to wrapping gifts – once you start using the Brother P-Touch D210 label printing machine, you’ll find an endless array of uses around your home and home office.
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Brother P-Touch E100VP Label Printing Machine
R1,236.90 incl. VATThe Brother P–Touch E100VP label printing machine is a lightweight, handheld industrial labelling machine developed with easy-to-use functions for creating common label types quickly and easily. Complete with a practical carry case to hold the included AC adapter!
Label like a pro with the Brother P–Touch E100VP label printing machine, helping you get the job done quickly and correctly.
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Brother P-Touch E300VP Label Maker
R2,901.30 incl. VATThe Brother P-Touch E300VP Label Maker is an industrial label maker with dedicated functions for engineering label applications. Easily create durable labels for face plates, cables, consumer units and other electrical and datacom installations.
The Brother P-Touch E300VP label maker can also use the new heat shrink tube tape in addition to the durable TZE laminated tapes.
New Courses
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Learn To Sew Course (Sep)
R2,250.00 incl. VATThis course is held in HERMANUS.
These 16-hour sewing lessons will introduce you to the BASICS OF SEWING & HOW TO USE YOUR SEWING MACHINE!
Once you have mastered a sewing machine, the possibilities are endless: make your own clothes, placemats, tablecloths, napkins, bags, gifts or even handbag. Create your own sewing projects!
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Learn To Sew Course (Aug/Sep)
R2,250.00 incl. VATThis course is held in HERMANUS.
These 16-hour sewing lessons will introduce you to the BASICS OF SEWING & HOW TO USE YOUR SEWING MACHINE!
Once you have mastered a sewing machine, the possibilities are endless: make your own clothes, placemats, tablecloths, napkins, bags, gifts or even handbag. Create your own sewing projects!
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3-Day Digitizing Course (Mon 11-Wed 13 September 2017)
R3,500.00 incl. VATThis course is held in Hermanus.
With our embroidery digitizing course, you'll discover how to turn any image into embroidery stitches! Learn the basics or sharpen your skills. This course is applicable to any embroidery software programme.
Did you know that most thread breakages on your machine occur due to incorrect digitizing? After this 3-day workshop you'll know how to digitize the right way!
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Sewing Pattern Making Classes (Sat Sep 2017)
R3,250.00 incl. VATThis course is held in Hermanus.
Are you frustrated with standard commercial sewing patterns which just don't fit? Do you want to be able to make your own designs to fit various body measurements and style?
Our Sewing Pattern Making course will teach you the basics of how to create your own sewing patterns.
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How To Quilt For Beginners
US$25
In the How to Quilt For Beginners course, Melodie Allen will walk you through making your own quilt… piece by piece!
By the end of this course, you will know the basics and you will have a completed quilt. You will already be planning your next quilt by the time you finish!
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Make Your Own Clothing: Introduction to Garment Construction
SkillShare Course
Skillshare is a video course library for US$8 p/month for unlimited courses on various topics
To understand garment construction is to appreciate the difference in quality between “fast fashion” and a beautifully constructed garment that will last decades.
This class will teach you the core sewing techniques you'll need to create any garment while at the same time give you a designer's eye for quality that'll turn you into a smarter shopper.
You'll leave this class with the core sewing skills you need to begin making any garment.
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Top Sellers
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Marathon Embroidery Thread Color Chart (Viscose Rayon)
R170.50 incl. VATThe Marathon embroidery thread color chart contains actual, Pantone licensed Marathon colour thread samples as opposed to printed out thread colors.
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Marathon Embroidery Threads (Viscose Rayon)
R23.00 – R100.00 incl. VATMarathon is a proven brand name worldwide. Manufactured with premium raw materials and dyes made with the best colouring chemicals, colour consistency across different dye lots is ensured and reliability of the Marathon embroidery threads are guaranteed.
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45mm Rotary Cutter: Olfa Deluxe Handle Rotary Cutter
R300.00 incl. VATThis 45mm rotary cutter by Olfa is a combination of comfort, convenience, strength and safety.
Its ergonomic handle with anti-slip rubber grip eliminates hand fatigue and stress, while the squeeze trigger allows the blade to self-retract for safety. The cutter can handle up to six layers of thin materials. And the quick blade change feature won't slow down your project.
Good for cutting strips and multiple layers at once. Cuts fabric, paper, tarp, vinyl, upholstery and more.
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Water Soluble Stabilizer – Avalon Plastic
R8.80 – R220.00 incl. VATAvalon water soluble stabilizer is a thin PVA plastic film of 35 microns thick. The wash-away film provides extra stability for fabrics like knitwear and stretchy fabrics. Also, it can be used as a topping or backing to help improve the appearance of embroidery.
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White Tear Away Stabilizers (Stitch & Tear)
R6.00 – R838.00 incl. VATTear-away stabilizers are temporary backings for embroidery. Perfect for all types of decorative stitch-work including embroidery, appliqué, cut-work and monogramming. Prevents fabric from puckering, and adds stability to the design area.
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The most common searches on knit fabric sewing tips pertains to stretching. And though knit fabrics are meant to stretch, ideally you don’t want them to stretch while sewing. It’s a bit of a catch-22 situation.
That said, there are quite a few knit fabric sewing tips to make your projects look neat and professional and that's what we're going to cover today.
Bear in mind that it requires a bit of practice though so don’t give up too easily.
Being part of a post series by Guest blogger, Amanda Boswell about learning how to sew, you as a beginner to sewing need to follow this series!
Knit fabrics - I think everyone absolutely loves wearing them, but sewing with them...? You either love it or hate it.
Before I researched and learned how to deal with knit fabrics properly, I used to be scared of sewing with this unpredictable fabric.
Sound familiar? You're not alone! I’ll be writing a few posts on this topic, as it's both a widely discussed and avoided one.
Being part of a post series by Guest blogger, Amanda Boswell about learning how to sew, you as a beginner to sewing need to follow this series!
Embroidery machine needles are of course one of the most important components of machine embroidery.
Part of every embroiderer's training should be to learn what type of embroidery machine needle fits with what type of embroidery design and fabric.
And of equal importance, why, how to, and how often you would need to change it.
Regardless of the many opinions with regards to this topic, there are some basic, but important information every embroiderer should know about embroidery machine needles
If you haven't used water soluble stabilizer on a garment or item before you embroidered a design, you are missing out on exquisite embroidering (not to mention happy customers)!
Also called water soluble topping or backing, this item is an important element in producing quality embroidering designs.
It actually has many versatile uses and today we're covering what this embroidery consumable can do for you and your embroidery business!
Nothing is going to get sewn without any fabric!
And with such a huge variety out there, it’s rather confusing to know which to use and when.
In general, you get two broad categories or types of fabrics.
These obviously have many variations in their respective categories, but all fabrics fall into either of these.
Being part of a post series by Guest blogger, Amanda Boswell about learning how to sew, you as a beginner to sewing need to follow this series!
You have just finished embroidering small lettering on your first (or more!) garment when you notice small holes around the letters or segments...
You hold it in the light, and sure enough... there are those pesky little holes which have ruined your garment. Has this happened to you? Discover why and how to avoid this problem.
